Some stories are just better to tell through song.

Queer Voices in the Round brings together extraordinary LGBTQIA2+ singer-songwriters for an intimate evening of original music, storytelling, and connection. Taking turns “in the round,” each artist shares songs they’ve written, the stories behind them, and the lived experiences that shaped them, creating an event that is as heartfelt as it is unforgettable.

Featuring acclaimed artists Jack Pine (Ottawa), Noah Malcolm (PEI), and Mattie Comeau (Mi'kmaw, New Brunswick), this one-of-a-kind performance celebrates queer voices, identity, and the transformative power of music. Blending folk, pop, Indigenous storytelling, and deeply personal songwriting, each performer offers a unique perspective while inviting audiences into a shared space of honesty, laughter, and belonging.

Whether you’re drawn to soaring melodies, thoughtful lyrics, or the magic that happens when artists share a stage together, Queer Voices in the Round promises an evening of authenticity, vulnerability, and exceptional musicianship.

Featuring

Jack Pine (Ottawa)
Known for poetic folk songs that find beauty in hardship and hope in renewal, Jack Pine (Gareth Auden-Hole) has built a reputation as a compelling storyteller whose music explores resilience, humanity, and the landscapes that shape us. His rich acoustic sound and evocative songwriting have earned audiences across Canada.

Noah Malcolm (Prince Edward Island)
Award-winning songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Noah Malcolm blends folk and pop with cinematic storytelling. A Music PEI New Artist of the Year recipient, his work has been streamed internationally, featured in film, and praised for its melodic craftsmanship and emotional honesty.

Mattie Comeau (Big Cove, New Brunswick)
Mi'kmaw singer-songwriter Mattie Comeau is a powerful storyteller whose music reflects Indigenous identity, healing, and community. Through heartfelt songs and performances rooted in culture and lived experience, she shares stories that inspire connection while celebrating the enduring strength of Indigenous Peoples.

Join us for an evening where every song has a story, every voice matters, and music becomes a celebration of queer artistry, community, and belonging.